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Just two ways to look at energy today…

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (eia) conveyed a clear picture of where our energy comes from and where it goes:

U.S. energy flows

 

But for some alternative fuel, this is the xkcd perspective:

U.S. energy flows

 

My sources and more: For 270 pages of information about U.S. energy flows, do take a look at the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s monthly review.

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